UNSPSC 41102403: Laboratory incinerators

UNSPSC 41102403 Laboratory incinerators is a Commodity code that in recent state and local practice encompasses laboratory testing services and lab information management systems supporting municipal water, wastewater, and public health operations. The City of Palm Bay, Florida recently issued ITB 19-ITB-26 for comprehensive laboratory testing across water treatment facilities, wastewater treatment facilities, groundwater monitoring, and industrial pretreatment programs—a contract requiring vendors to furnish analytical work, courier services, professional expertise, and all necessary equipment and supplies, with unit prices varying from $0 for field measurements to $425 for specialized analyses such as Cryptosporidium testing. Issuing bodies under this code include municipalities (represented by Palm Bay) and county public health departments (represented by Santa Clara County's RFI for a lab information management system replacement). The code captures both on-site or off-site analytical testing services and the software and information systems that manage laboratory workflows, workflows, though the recent opportunities show testing services and systems procurement as distinct functional areas rather than integrated equipment sales.

Geographic activity centers on Florida and California based on recent postings. The City of Palm Bay's ITB, which closed March 17, 2026, at 9:00 AM with three bidders (Advanced Environmental Laboratories, Inc. at $80,872.00; Flowers Chemical Laboratories, Inc. at $91,775.40; and Pace Analytical Services, LLC at $107,946.10), reflects municipal utilities' recurring annual demand—Palm Bay spent $66,360 in 2024 and $95,440 in 2025 on laboratory testing. Santa Clara County's RFI, posted April 7, 2026, with a response deadline of April 22, 2026, signals county-level interest in modernizing lab information infrastructure, though the RFI stage provides no contract value, budget, or timeline for procurement progression. The code shows modest recent activity concentrated in municipal and county public health procurement, with testing services anchored to regulatory compliance under Florida Department of Environmental Protection and EPA standards and systems procurement still in the market-information phase.